Squamish Smoke Bluffs
Saturday I went up to Squamish for a fun filled day of rock climbing in the Smoke Bluffs. The Smoke Bluffs are a series of short cliffs right in the town of Squamish, they have become one of the most popular climbing walls in British Columbia. They are easily accessed for town and have a high density of good climbs. The decision to go was very last minute since I haven’t been climbing in over two years. I went with Bob, Evan and some people for UBC’s Varsity Outdoors Club. I managed to climb multiple 5.9 routes with ease. It was tons of entertainment; luckily the weather held out for us, I hope to go back later this year."The life and times of those who walk with their feet on the ground and heads in the clouds"
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Spring Skiing
Last Thursday night on a whim Kasandra and I decided to go check out the cross-country ski conditions at Hollyburn Ridge, Cypress Mountain’s Nordic ski area. The Mountain has been closed for weeks however there is still tons of snow and absolutely no one around. We skied all the trails for a few hours before having a snack in the unlocked upper warming hut and then heading back down the mountain to enjoy a beautiful sunset.
Busten it old school in my mini van mega fun
Friday, March 30, 2007
For more than 80 years, the Big Block Club has honoured the best that UBC Athletics has to offer. Last Wednesday I got inducted into Big Block, a club for graduating varsity athletes, at the annual Big Block Banquet. There were about one hundred of us student-athletes being recognized for commitment to sport and academics.
Nicola Gildersleeve (Marathon) and Matt (XC Track)
Monday, January 08, 2007
Tofino at New Years
Christmas on the Prairies
More picture from my trip to Alberta over the Christmas Holidays.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Here is my lab partner Julian doing his VO2 MAX test. This lab was really interesting, the computer measures the amount of oxygen Julian is using and carbon dioxide he is breathing out. With these values it measures his bodies ability to carry and utilize oxygen during maximal exercise.
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